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Animal shelter in need of poles and fencing

In the latest development, the Bransby's rescue centre and shelter has recently moved to a farm in Sea Park.

Wags and Whiskers Charity shop is full of goodies and treasures at Spillers Waterfront in Port Shepstone.

The shop, run by Raymond and Lee-Ann Bransby, is always in need of donations of unwanted items, such as bedding, clothing, kitchenware and knick-knacks.

The funds from the charity shop will help the family who has a calling and passion for helping those without a voice. The money raised assists in feeling many cats and dogs and other running costs.

In the latest development, the Bransby’s rescue centre and shelter has recently moved to a farm in Sea Park.

“We now have more space but are in need of poles and fencing. This will allow us to rehome many more animals looking for forever homes,” she said.

If you can help, contact Lee-Ann on 067 6313679.

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